The department's Benevolent Association is teaming up with Westport's Sunny Daes in the outreach effort.
The car show is in honor of Penna, a retired Westport Deputy Police Chief, who passed away unexpectedly at the age of 51.
The donations are for clients of the Domestic Violence Crisis Center’s two safehouses.
The playground will be closed one day this week.
She is the sixth Executive Director and first woman to lead Earthplace in its 65-year history.
A traffic advisory for the event has been issued by Westport police.
The library is currently without power and operating in limited capacity via generator.
The Yankee Doodle Fair is hosted by the Westport Woman's Club.
The camp was founded in 1988 by the late actor, philanthropist and Westport resident Paul Newman.
Jewish American Heritage Month is celebrated each year in May.
The anonymous survey is available to both residents and non-residents.
The award recognizes residential and commercial projects that make, or have made, significant contributions to sustainability.
Achieving Holistic Healing Through Energy Work, Nutrition, and Spiritual Wellness
"In today’s economic climate, affordable childcare—especially in the summer—is more than a convenience. It’s a necessity."
Arbor Day is being celebrated by the Westport Tree Board.
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Thousands of books, art, puzzles, and more will be on sale.
Three workshops are planned to gather public input on Westport's Parks Master Plan.
Harbor Watch is a water quality research program operated by Earthplace.
Expect traffic delays when the project begins next week.
Eligible residents must have lived in Connecticut for at least one year, among other criteria.
Rankings website Niche.com just published its 2025 list of the "best places to live in Connecticut." See where Westport ranks.
"What Do I Know?" with Bill Shakos, focuses on connection, belonging, and community.
The biennial benefit will be held at The Westport Library.
The Rolling Stones guitarist and songwriter, who lives in Connecticut, received the award from Gov. Ned Lamont at an event in Westport.
The April event will be held at the Greens Farms Railroad Station, Parking Lot #1, on New Creek Road in Westport.
Gov. Ned Lamont will present the Rolling Stones guitarist with the Governor’s Award of Excellence at an event in Westport this week.
The initiatives will benefit Connecticut Foodshare.
The event will feature live music, food and auctions.
The popular event, which will be hosted by Dave Briggs and Alisyn Camerota, is scheduled for Feb. 28. Carey Price is the event's director.
A snowman with a swastika was discovered Sunday in Westport's Newman-Poses Preserve.
The Connecticut chapter of the Anti-Defamation League is condemning the incident.
Since 1976, February has been recognized as a month to celebrate the achievements of African Americans and their role in U.S. history.
Work on the playground is slated to begin in March.
The food drive, in connection with Sunday's Big Game, will benefit Homes with Hope and Westport Human Services’ Food Pantries.
The library will be closed while repairs are underway.
Rhimes, a Westport resident, is the award-winning producer and creator of the Shondaland television empire.
Local non-profit organizations in Fairfield County can apply.
The event is scheduled for Saturday at the Westport Stop & Shop, 1790 Post Road East.
The Monday event will be hosted by the Town of Westport and VFW Post 399.